Roberto Cavalli

Fashion designer and inventor, Cavalli

Roberto Cavalli - Artists & Creatives born November 15th, 1940
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A prominent Italian fashion designer and inventor, made significant contributions to the fashion industry through innovative designs and unique prints. Established a luxury fashion brand that became synonymous with bold prints and a flamboyant lifestyle. Pioneered the use of animal prints in high fashion and introduced a distinctive bohemian style in clothing. Expanded the brand to include accessories, fragrances, and home decor, making a lasting impact on modern fashion.

Founded the fashion brand Cavalli

Introduced iconic animal prints

Expanded into fragrances and home decor

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